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Why are you using port 502 ? after all, by default, the device Ethernet-RS485 has port 23 when it is configured as a tcp server ?
You have a simple interface converter, not a protocol converter. You configure the communication line as a TCP Client by specifying the IP and port. Scada is configured to work with the RS485 interface. transmode = RTU Address = 5 do not specify a Call Number, leave the field blank
Does your converter convert the protocol from Modbus TCP to Modnus RTU ? or is it just an ethernet – rs485 interface converter ? If the latter, then set the transemode RTU mode and remove the callnumber leave only the IP and port communication line settings
If the Denian system is similar and there is enough space to install Mono, it is quite possible. Mono uses a lot of space during installation.
I don’t use a MAC, but Mono is present on the site for this environment as well.
https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/#download-mac
This means that you can run it on macOs, but the startup scripts will need to be reworked, since macOs is based on a BSD system, sort of.
1. Windows, Linux and should run on macOS, see https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/#download-lin
2. WorksYes, you can add it. I give out keys for free without a time limit. Perhaps I’ll post the source code later.
Yes, perhaps. You must manually set the time in the configuration file and do not touch this parameter in the GUI.
<Param name=“WriteMinPer” value=”60″ descr=”Период записи минутных срезов, с” />
in ScadaServerSvcConfig.xml
When you zoom in on the ChartPro you will see the values for each entry point.
Memory will eat up a lotYes, I did not transfer daemons, because I have Scada installed in the user’s home directory and I fixed the paths to exe files in them, as well as added a string of rights changes to some files after restarting the server.
Have you completely copied all the files, including the daemon files ? Do you remember to distribute the rights to the corresponding files and folders as during installation ? I just copied only the required files, but I didn’t even touch the demons, and my system started up. In your case, you either do not have the services themselves (it may be related to rights), or some files are unavailable when you start the services.
